Chieftec Proton BDF-750C
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On my previous computer, I also had a Chieftec APS-750C, worked flawlessly for 9 years and still running, satisfied with the brand. Surge Protection Overcurrent Protection Short Circuit Protection Modular Connectivity Bronze Certification The 4+4 pin CPU power cable is somewhat short, I had to stretch it directly as there's not enough for cable management. The cables are closely fitted to the HDD bay, but it's tolerable in the Aerocool Aero One Frost case. use Chieftec Proton month or more i recommend it should buy |
I’ve been using it for almost three years, at first it was on a mining farm, 4 1060 video cards and a processor were powered from it, now it’s in my home computer, it works well, I bought it in January 2018 for 90 € for a computer neververse, the wires are long -Long cables No use Chieftec BDF-850C more than year |
In my opinion, it's the best one, both 500 and 600 can handle any mid-budget build with a graphics card UP TO 2070 super. Got it for 4k rubles. I was considering the be quiet! System Power 9 (same price), but something bothered me as its graphics card support is only up to 24A, whereas here it's 50A. Although the reviews are also okay, I have a feeling they might be inflated, it's be quiet! after all. Chieftec Bronze certification All types of protection Good capacitors Components with a modern converter Thick and black wires, clearly no cost-cutting, some in braided sleeves. I didn't see it. Many people write that the short wires for standard ATX cases with a bottom-mounted power supply are nothing like that. Photo as an attachment.  Evgeniy: use Chieftec BDF-600S few months |
Chieftec Proton configurations
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| Chieftec Proton BDF-750C | from £168.23 | 1 offer | |
 | Chieftec Proton BDF-1000C | from £179.80 | 1 offer | |
The Chieftec Proton is a great mid-range modular power supply for those who don't want to overpay for Gold-certified models or buy a pig in a poke. The list of its advantages includes modern circuitry based on DC-DC converters, good efficiency (85%, 80 PLUS Bronze certified), a powerful +12V main line (100% of nominal) and a full range of protective measures (SIP, UVP, OCP, OTP, AFC). Proton has much more to offer with the company's flagship models than with economy class power supplies, which explains its popularity.
With 750W of power headroom, decent efficiency, and line-of-sight performance, this Chieftec Proton variant will adequately handle the role of the foundation in a powerful gaming PC with an 8-core processor and a powerful next-generation graphics card like the RTX 3080. At least in tests, it proved to be a solid five, not particularly suffering from drawdowns and ripples on the input lines, even at peak loads.
In semi-passive mode with low system load, the Chieftec Proton is very quiet. When the load increases to 250 W, the rustling of the cooler blades becomes audible. Above 300 watts, a small but distinct hum appears. It does not interfere, and does not irritate, but it is. Other than that, it's a solid mid-range model with no bells and whistles. An perfect option for those who get a powerful and reliable modular power supply without overpaying.
